FlexoraERP: An Arabic-First ERP Platform

The Challenge: One System for Different Companies, Arabic First

DevHouse set out to build an ERP that serves companies with different needs from a single codebase: each one gets screens, reports and approval cycles that fit how it works, without every change turning into a custom code fork, and with an interface that is Arabic from the ground up rather than translated.

Our Solution: Configuration, Not Customization

In FlexoraERP, screens, queries and reports are defined as data through an in-house configuration engine, so a new form goes live without a software release. Every module runs on one posting engine and one chart of accounts, so there is no seam between finance and operations.

• 16 integrated modules in four groups: finance, operations, people and platform.
• Up to 16 financial dimensions per journal line, with multi-currency (base, transaction and reporting currencies) and posting layers.
• A 16-verb permission model down to screen and field level, with a full audit trail.
• Configurable workflows that attach any document type to a visual approval cycle, with automatic escalation on delays.
• A report designer, export to Excel, PDF and Word, an AI assistant, and notifications by email, SMS and WhatsApp.

The Architecture: A Dedicated Database per Client

Every client gets its own PostgreSQL database, in the cloud or on its own servers: real isolation at the database level, not row filtering inside a shared one. The backend is built on .NET, ASP.NET Core and Entity Framework Core, the frontend on Angular, with single sign-on through Google and Microsoft.

Live in Days

A 17-step setup wizard and ready-made demo data take a company from defining its structure to real operations in days, not months.